Adèle : a Tale 1
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Morel was already bending over his desk ; he raised his eyes on hearing his patron enter, and bowed with his whole body, then resumed his writing.
Mr. Osborne sank down on his chair, and leaned VOL. I. I 114 ADELE.
his brow on his hand with an aspect of weariness and ennui, that did not escape the foreman.
" Monsieur does not seem well this morning," he observed.
"Oh, I am well enough," was the careless reply.
" What news ?" "Bad news, for it is doubtful, and good news shines like the sun at no...onday." " But the sun does not shine every day at noon, Monsieur Morel, and therefore your comparison does not hold good." M. Morel smiled, and still writing, replied, " Mon- sieur is always in the right." " But what is this news V resumed Mr. Osborne, after a slight pause.
" The news is, that Dubois et Cie. have not yet stopped payment, but that they may do so to-day or to-morrow, especially if Monsieur like. But I have put all the papers on Monsieur's desk." Mr. Osborne took up the packet of papers, glanced over them, dropped them from his hand, and leaning back in his chair, he folded his arms and bent his head in an attitude of mingled thought and sadness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Morel was already bending over his desk ; he raised his eyes on hearing his patron enter, and bowed with his whole body, then resumed his writing.
Mr. Osborne sank down on his chair, and leaned VOL. I. I 114 ADELE.
his brow on his hand with an aspect of weariness and ennui, that did not escape the foreman.
" Monsieur does not seem well this morning," he observed.
"Oh, I am well enough," was the careless reply.
" What news ?" "Bad news, for it is doubtful, and good news shines like the sun at no...onday." " But the sun does not shine every day at noon, Monsieur Morel, and therefore your comparison does not hold good." M. Morel smiled, and still writing, replied, " Mon- sieur is always in the right." " But what is this news V resumed Mr. Osborne, after a slight pause.
" The news is, that Dubois et Cie. have not yet stopped payment, but that they may do so to-day or to-morrow, especially if Monsieur like. But I have put all the papers on Monsieur's desk." Mr. Osborne took up the packet of papers, glanced over them, dropped them from his hand, and leaning back in his chair, he folded his arms and bent his head in an attitude of mingled thought and sadness.
What to read after Adèle : a Tale 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Kavanagh to read onlineMoreLess
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